Holy cow!!! This seems too good to be true!! There is a high quality After Effects alternative on Linux that I just found out about called AutoGraph! They also have a one time purchase option and utilizes the GPU a lot! This is a HUGE deal for Linux creatives and if you didn't know about it, I hope you can check it out! They have a 90 day free trial! Website: https://revisionfx.com/products/autograph/
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@SomeGadgetGuy Haha! I was in that position in just a few minutes ago!
@micahbp Holy crap, I though I was all over the AE alternatives.. awkward because I have some revisionfx plugins...
@BenjaminNelan I want to get some of their plugins. I've been playing with Autograph a good bit and trying to learn it. It's super exciting to have!
@micahbp I've been using ReelSmart Motion Blur for years and it looks like it's built into Autograph? I'll need to give it a try.
As much as I've been getting the hang of Fusion for compositing, animating logos and characters with nodes is just... tedious.
@BenjaminNelan I've been using Fusion for a long time and I absolutely love it for VFX work. But for motion graphics and animation it can be a bit overkill and slower of a process. So I'm especially excited for Autograph to take those on! And heck, I may love it for VFX too. Gonna try it for sure!
@micahbp For sure. I didn't realise how good nodes were until doing 20+ greenscreen clips and realising... oh hey, if this was in After Effects you'd have this sea of precomposed layers that you'd have to do manually for each file.
In Fusion you build up a solid flow, save it as a macro and then just reuse it throughout your other clips... like dang it.
@BenjaminNelan For sure! I still love Node based so much!
@micahbp
[scurries off to install that on my linux rig...]